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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-10
An Ot rR NGIi.
VI Enuis Crime which ma, Result In
II LNnchin9 INtcc,iingI, bad

WI thhl> CRIME which may Result in
Ltnchina Exceedingly bad.
special Dispatch 90 The Examiner
Ennis, April 9.-Much feeling has
been caused i'll this community by a
story of an outrage which occurred
ON Onion creek, on Thursday last.
While Mr. ~enSame lIalcOmb was ab
sent from home his young wife was
assaulted by Henry Tomlin. neigh
Dor, who has family lie accom-
plished his purpose by going into
Mrs. llalcomb's house, laying hand,
upon her and threatening her
with knife After the out.
rage he threatened her with death
IT -hg ever should divulge
the matter TO any one. 70 defer lis.
closure, on her part, rs long rs posi-.
bic aud perhaps suppoIng he could
placatc heraltogcthcr, he returned so
his own house few hundred wards
of, and had his wife 20 down with
him and spend the evening with Mrs.
llOlcomb. but that night. after
!omlin and his wife left, Mrs IIol.
comb informed her husband of what
had happened. The next daN com
plant was filed aud warrant issued
for Tomlip. Tomlin is u native OF
Mississippi. Both officers and citizens
are after him, and it X feared that il
the citizens come up with him first. "a
specify trial, short shriit ANA Judge
Lynch will end the matter for Tumliu
The llolcombs came from ONO. a
few Years ago.
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Ladies' who are sufferers from
vii find in Morris Casca-
rinc pleasant aud cllectiyG remedy.
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Ifn.l,inn In/n, Orru,nn.

Thursday, Friday and saturday.
April Z, Naudg liand-ome-t display
of Pattern liUt- and Bonnets and ali
Millinery Novelties
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Now at the New McClclland hotel.
vii begin an elaborate course of e.
mr. nj Moorc's hall Monday night.
Illustrated with the finest collection
az skulls. models, anatomical disscc.
tion. Nc, ever exhibited in Texas.
Uewlu lecture every night during
the week. aud Mt each lecture will cN-
smine publicly, two or more persons
selectcd by 'ho audience. Tho lecture
"a morrow might will be t5ce TO all.
A ANAL admission fee viii be charged
At the subs quent lectures.
Prot Windsor will remain Mt the
New NcClclland hotel one week, and
may be- consulted Mt room 5. tor pri-
vate examinations Asa lecturer and
examiner he, stands at the head OF
heIroics-lon. The following from
thoC orsicana daily attcst- his abilities:
AZ n Windsor carrie, uC..tly election
Sofsluli~ pictures anatomical ,umt. ud
bust of DISTINGUISHED PERSONS wJm.
metl od ut prc,cuInrlht subject i-tu.l
origin witty ud Instructive u g.. mt
too much 'o -oy tlm lhc 'ccW, .'-af
and tn display olintcn-'ueohic.t- NH-
far h.l'al I'D. expectation oI t.c u-
dienc. 10 1914. iuc best Ioctmcof Tine kind
we eve horl anl Prof. Windsor
well vH't fhc hi-n position o.. m,
attain % tAc mub ~ tuc disciple. a.
this rrw ANIL wunuiai science ol .rl
know r.e. ll- reduao r iur culm.
OIL
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WHAT KILLS AMERICANS,
- NinG h'rkless EntinE Hard
bri"ting r"or sleeping soCInt
jealousy roiitiCnt Ambition
''"'""t Passions III. Race

NJ 'idIlIlIng disease OF this
country is nervous debility and
prostratlon. II gocs under
many names but it is essen
TALLY the same complaint.
Hospitals aud private institu.
lions for nervous paticnts are
crowded. The average of life
IN the United STATES is de-.
creasing every year. Sudden
death from nervous collapse
among our business, profess
lonal and public men are so
frequent rs to scarcely excite
remark The majority Of sui.
cdcs, committed without APP
parent reason, or under social.
ed "deprcssion of spirits" are
really prompted by nervous
prostratlon, which is a fruitful
source of insanity and crime
with all their grict and horror.
These facts are startling:
they threaten the very life of
the nation: they assail the
springs of It's power and pros.
pcritN, they wreck marhood's
strength and woman's useful
ness and beauty
Everyone should know the
causes What are thew The
answer is easy and terribly
plain Cur vicious personal
habits; our careless and lawlcss
eating and uriu6ing. the in
tense mental and physical
strain arising from our mad
race after money, position and
influence; the fears and strug-
glcs of poverty the use of mar
cotlcs and stimulauts: ourfash-
ION of turning day into NIGHT
and NIGHT into day; and. brief
ly, orr desperate willingness to
pay amy price tor au hours
pleasure or success. So we
burn lIir'S candle nj Doth ends
aud MI the luuatic asymms
and the gravcyards.
The disease from which we
suitccr and die is, in plain Eng
lsh, nervous dyspepsia, as it
is seated IN the nerves and in
the organs Of digestion assinl-
lIatiou and nutrition. Healthy
digestion being imprdcd or de-
Slroycd, the whole body, nerves
included, is literally starved:
even when there is no enact
alton To- tcllthc sad story
Nervous prostratjou sends
ont ITS warnings headachc
III the morning; persistent
duII hcavmcSs or achlngat tine
bascoi the brain, wakcmlrcsS,
loss of appctit" and disgust
with food; loss Of mental cner-
gY and interest in ordinary
duties and business restless
ness and anxiety without any
aSSlglabIc reason quotations;
bad breath; fonImucou. on The
teeth; occasional siddlncss;
papltatlon of the heart: sal.
Iown"ss of the SKIN coated
tongue and gradual failure Of
strength and ambition.
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nm ~ KI
'"' DALLAS Race rrack--Iutrics--I
--"""d II "rt--LiNclN INTEREST

''''> "''' 'rn'h--iutricS-- lime
~p,.,. nl..,i '''N '"''r'>L
b,.' ." !" examiner
Fl, NP'" ~ ne attendance
L,,,r.' 'o,S io"'l was not so good rs
~ ,,,. D"' ,ue programme was quite
l Fly ra."s
nil '"''' rui'hlhs' TWO mile dash,
ucr. PV' vcn' on purse To WIN
,ynn.r ~, a, .'n'' inl''' W. per cent; to
vir,.r "',' 'n''c' Oh" per cent; TO
Thcr, ,,. u'''c', p"rse 500
Nrl.,ri., u'"c 'H'rirN. Jennie
tIom,nr,,. ",' ira hr,dr wcrr
and A.. ~ .'U P"''s' OUT tnNhAli
thp.r t,i,,.',' "v' u, '""'t IT, mad
o.. ar,n,I .t, ''' We '",s was hNcI\
wou. h., E.yh,I, ~, .'"' 'lie Wa
Iro .Uri.I.. ,.'' ,'"' ." leu ille 10y
Ira bri.i,',,'n' "" niI''- 10y
race .,yns o,rnn,,, - SVVn ~ tn'
.evidruiL. - t,ia,'i VI Wei 'AhlrIS,
liet. tnrrnJ ni. u'a ''" u"gN,r "l 'u-
stand ,rJ va! up INTO Judges
manner ,.snr,od q" H-oi'h,
won. NM, Dr., L'i, LILY H''ct hau
h.yinr hmm ~ H. 'nc'h IA, 'eAst OF
guilty Of berling ON Tho racr r" "T,u
ROBINSON rctortcJ onicln TX,
word, were followed nv ~ t.I. ll'.,,''
"p' ais further he found himself ,s
cuitci down the stairs with more
raWdiN than courtesy. N il.
decision of the Judge was sustained b,
the reporters amt officials on the stand
rs wei a, 10y all Uhc public. cXcei,t
othrr.',.c NJ , ,IT'i J., was 10 lh'hN
rested t,rbi. ..ira,,, ,,n'''I ""- 'r-
u b arl r,.c'.,.." r'I''"''' i'' Nt"I'
'un"'c bravery
WIZ 10 NJ ~ t0 cHlflts Niles IipVDIuud.
\ lrHc lltArua. and Idlp Par NfI--
Clrva.iud l..,t t,,, -. 60 w
U.""' '''' ''' wire win 0liRhi
advantage ana gained uArluw the iir.t
.uuNrI.r ,.itt f.tI.. ts.., .t,
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Dr. Petit cures cAtarrh. Otflce
cocner of Washington and Sixth
street
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-10

Uso Alexander, Single Spoon Bak
ing Powder Homemade, :puro and
gUOu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-10

Buy your drugs at Williamson ~
COS where every thing is fresh aud
pure
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-10

Use AlcXandor's Single spoon Bak.
ing Powder, Home made, pure and
good.
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The + Nicholson, Millinery company
offer tor one week their STOCK OF en-.
broideried robes and cmbroidcrie.
Ia all widths and qualities
and at great sacrifice, - wcwill IN
future conline our business to mili-
merry exclusively. 1t VIII pay you to
see these bargains. Corner Fifth and
Franklin streets
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-10

Williamson ~ Co sell S patent
medicines for IS cents On with tine
war.
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WHOM iahv Vas ','h W. .Avc her Ca.tona.
Whom shc rn,, Dhid ,lcuIci rr Dn.ior.4.
when shc .o.amc Mis' -hcrluc &, Ca.tori4.
When clio nAi Children -hO gave thciu CASTOR.
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IUUUl photographer, cOUIU FlTIN,
\. Hinchman a sons buggy and Cur-
ringe Department
Carries constantly in stock over one
hundred jobs, including everything
from $32 road cart to u 81, 800 glass
front carriage. Location, two doors
above the implement house. Prices
aud terms 10 suit.
FRANK HINCHMAN,
Proprietor.
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DeaD, photographer, South Flfth.
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Deane, photographer, South Fifth.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-26

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. %. The wet"
and dry campaign here has assumed
novel phase. For some time travelling
patent medicine vcndcr, known ~ "Ycl-
lowsionc Kit, has been in the city draw
ing large crowds Of negroes. As the negro
b. the balance oi power, yellowstone
Kit was bc-cig,d hy both parties To drop
a word favorable 10 their cause. One
prominent Prahihi,ionia offered him
5000 u be would come over 10 the "dry"
side. An Ex-Governor. senators. Judges.
ministers and leading business mon
crowded around the curly haired quacs.
Wednesday night kit came out Tor the
wet ticket, aud carried the negroes
with him. They took him upon their
shoulders and carried him around. Yes
tgriay thc city police, who nrc under pro.
hibitun management, stopped kit from
his usual exhibition. This summary pro.
ccyjing, coming In the iuuclur' b ia. has
aroused the antipruhihtionists, who de
nouncc it us an attempt to suppress free
speech. Kit has taken the hold. end Do
looks as II lee was going TO De- thc Moses of
the uuiis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-26

Crrrru, IL, Now 2j.-JuE ~ the
train reached the depot On this city last
night two conyicts, bound Tor the pcniion-
tiary, cluled thc vigilance OF their guarls.
and, lcaping from thc platform Of iic car,
escaped Ia the darkness. Although hand.
cuilcd together they made the break sue.
cceiully, and have No iar cyadcd capture.
They we're ncrrops, Charles Gather and
Charles Wyatt, both convicted " highway
robbery, and f"nicuCcd ilr six years each.
Thcy came from Morgan county, ami wor,
in charge, with six others. at the chief Of
police Of Jacksonville and two deputy
shguls
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Cn,arrh. Rose or I,ny Fever.

Tho cleansing, soothing and healing
properties Of narby's Pmphylaclic Fluid
are experienced In the treatment aud curc
oi Calauh and kindred complaints. The
Fluid soOthcs and heals the inhlmcd NOM
hwncs aud removes the offensive odlr
That ChamcicrizJs the disease. should the
Inflammation have reached thc throat usc
the fluid NJ q rarrlc 20 allay the mnam-
nation AMI to dismicci.
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How .. steiner. Of TcmpIe. wonnpr,,..

Something Of n sensation was created yes.
iouny morning by the announcement that a
tenth ticket which had won the second
gIp.pl prize ~ 5000 In the Louisiana State
l"l,rry, ~ tho drawing Of Tuesday, was
held by E. Steiner, OF the ololhlnr and
furnishing establishment Of NJ. schrain, on
Twelfth street. kilograms confirming the
good news wop received later In the day,
aud steiner was tho recipient Of con.
gutulaiions on all sides. The lucky ticket
was bl,Jo3. n tenth Of which he held
Temple (IcK.) Weekly Times, september H..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-26

Tho appeal docket viii Boz called this
morning under Rule Z.
james Ballistcr and vile W. the Citizens
Street railroad company D. in the hands
Of the jury. Plaintiffs were thrown from
q wagon IN Tate street by driving into q
hole loit by imperfect workmanship ON the
tracks, and wish damages 10 compensate
Tor the injury.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-26

How testimonials are most reliable. and
il you viii send your name and address We
will send statements Ui numbers OF the best
c.utcns oi Nashville rrariing the wonder
iul cures effected by thc Ethiopian File Oint.
mcnt 10 mover tails. illy cents and 81
Medicine CO.. Nashville, Tenn. For salo by
llyIstpf, 2,l Main street
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The Co,nmer,InI VnIon

ToroNro, Ont, Nov. 25.-Thc CONNER
cial Union club last night instructed is
president 20 communicate 10 Mcssrs.
Chamberlain and Upper, the British fish
cries commissioners, a request from the
club that they receive q delegation from H..
whose duty h shall be- to urge the i'm.
puriancc OF commercial union with the
United States.
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criminal Lnnrl

The case Of Mr.. Bcycll, Tor striking Mr..
r. II. Giyous, October %, j. ON trial. Gen.
g. T.. W. Turner, iur the defense. had not
concluded his Argument at the hour Of adj.
iounmcnt, and will finish this morning.
Gen. Peters will clos the ease, 40 far ms
lawyers arr concerned.
Robert l.. Ship, thcyuung man accused
Of accepting bribc ~ serve ON the Golf
man Jury, has been discharged.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-26

DO not expect that Dr. picftcs Golden
Medical Discovery will make now ones Tor
you. u can do much, but not impoasibi!l.
YES, IT, however you have not yet reached
,he last stages u consumption, there il hone
pr YOU but DO not delay, lolt you crss
the fatal line WHERE helm il Impossible Tie
Discovery has arrested the argfayntlnr co,irh
OF thousands Of consumpiiycs, curd their
nightsweats and hectic fcvers. and restored
Them 10 health aud happiness
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thsn,cr, cour,

Following ara ihe opinions handed down
by Chancellor Estes Yesterday:
State W.. Judas, sustained.
Street vs. Bowers, decree in conformity
with finding.
Lccch ". Taxing District, complainant
entitled 10 relief
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-26

Wury You feel dcprg- Sod don't dose your.
self with mean bIttcrs. llUlgrs saryaparllla
rrnuyairs aud inyiwmtHt tlc system, and
cures ~ III eases arising from an impure
state ol The blood. 81 pr bottle. six bottles
Tor e. Manufactured hy HluFum Root
Medicine Coz Nashville. Tenn. Sold by
llr-.Ler. IS MIN AlrrcL
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Wells Iarg1 a Co. San irnutifH,. Cal ..... .nU1
W iha',r % fnmhil tilcrt Portland ur' $500"
o-o. ~ ..'... '-....'..'.....''. 1900
oar-r rd,a, irom s'n i1nsl.io '.' I5o1o
London NHI. Iui American lhuk Limited
SIN tu...a Oal..'.............'.'..... 49, ison
NI. VI o. NtW .sfu thrluyrHu. NI.h ..... Itun
NmhHr' 'II.l.HHH Nov. .gut ul ............ lrUu
'ul r. .iH.auuUaf. lil christian street.
Philadelphia. u......................... itnu
Roy iUHT Canton. %. ............. - tus
q vs. lHUrlN Augusta. ta....................... anH
w. e. lHHUH.E. Nuuu. UH .... .Wu
= ". rtHits. I.r Nfk ........ .......... s.uu
a I. ii1'.H A.UHIT.l. ....... lusu
Wei. l.r.H a. Co.. 500 irUrI.Uu. cal. ...... fuI
Ar David .NIU.I..u.r E..I. tHI............. tuu1
luu liH1t iuiHfIfir iu . ... suu
q. l'HrIH. i.IristiI'r Irt .................. sun
y " NH| .I lHsIuu NH.s .................... Huu
". 7 lH.HN ~ ~ NUHN#T PORTLAND. No.. H.uu
'l1s a. Newman. EiU.s,Ile MINI a....... suuU
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-26
THE ANNUAL RECORD.
Ito Enormous Total and Wide Distribu-
tion-Caprices of Fortune.

partial list OF the prizes above 81 OnD. paid by
the Louisiana state Lottery Company during the
year ending November, 1857, together with the
hahS ana addresses given TO the Company by the
h9,uofs omitting those who have requested g.
,WoelpS Tor the amounts are ON Rlo at tho Offices
OF the Company
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-26

wen, hWo& Co., snrund-, C,l ..... eoOo
2. ,. lyuHh "a tn. ur Eleventh and luIiist
Hnris ihIIHH. IphIH. lH...... ............. I4ulI
q luuN ltrf ills. ~. We through MDi
mpoUnu National it1t ,lu.Iun5ii- -. isOn
city National ilua Ul taIfn 900 .............. IuulI
National tummru Hi taUk m Mobile. Aia. inuu
TANK H tnuwtnr. Ion stI'ir kY............ sHfsH
commercial AHfl llnt Uf NH.htllir IUuu .u4
lluIu o. iar NrN lvfk city ........s......... gnJ
ANGLO californian hnk Ustdh riu ifau.
r.su ttl. ............. ..........'......'.. srn
y lruslaN E,l,si kt ...-......,.... -u1
hu a M lumHaII. rlu IUutsH. tHf.
ihfuurh iauk W taiIiUula. Sen imu.la.l.
81. ..-....... -....-...a........ 900
e . Hannah. Through tUuy National iart.
tony. Co. .............. '................. guU
Louisiana National lhnE Sew orleans. o..
iHI H iUHItHf ............. u0I
NliHiH lHul uf -fn lIar.IsI1. cal ........... Hru
lauk 10 t'l.iofuia. \lIs.Ha ,i,, Ng,a...... .uu
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Albert Schroeder, burlington, 1own..,.s.,.... 1900
W. s. Locke Mcmillan, Mich, through First
National Bank, Marquette, Mich "......... 1000
First National Bank, Terre Haute, Ind. 10000
London and san Francisco Bank Qimted),
san Francisco, 1000
Wells Fargo 4 Co., San Francisco, cal 5000
John L. Bctt Portland Me................,.... 5000
John Cash Portland Me...,.,,,,.,,",..-.,... 5000
Anglo-Caliiornian Bank, san Francsco..,.... 1000
Robert Joseph Leigh, 80 Wllett st., N. Y..... 1000
City National Bank Cairo Il.................. 1000
Isaac Vaughn, New York Cty........,,,...... 1900
d. G. Jackson aud NJ. g. Cook, Cairo, lll.... 1000
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hathaway Lean.

:, For the accommodation Of the public.
tickets are placed on sale at most of tho
business houses. Adults, 20 ocnts; chil.
drcn, 10 cents.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-26

q " WHvlmhu. Omaha. Sch .............. I'd ON
llWD ~ hh' mHui 90 Austin. 1vk ....., HIuu
Wells, iWfn q GO. -1n luu, 80. al .a.... % CD
lhun IuamHrhrf ana william Wtuiri.
\. y. titt, through tnuthru Ispnst tl. ItuO
l. n Nt.ulrk thuuEu klaus a IirIH.
ilfu1sh liri National iauk 81 Meridian.
WII.m K,ri..r N... y.-. ,It, '''''''...'. w., w.,
A. IuiIa n ". ,lr .ih aui d street.. ,in
IfHUH.aHu Cal r.usF
Annlc harder ,lruu0lis Mes, ihD,uei
Pint National iauL Of Nj. II8u .....- fion
National ~ cham. HIHh Uf tuIIaH IrK .UsI
t.b AaiuHu itinE u| IlIHH rE........ laced
CHARLES D. Dennis Opposition hIHiUuI
hul tUsiuu sfrrUi.. Sew uf.HHus. IH . IL 40
o. = Mooney 'N tru,.ug 1irr,L Sew o.
w. h. Wilson. Willow. ,af w
Turner a iillhdulslu tiHHHup. TUK....... aun
lutIUIl thIfr a. Co. lrItrUuUItH. has. ...... tau
luuk AunHfunE Alton. Iowa .................. asu
ta0p Nau1lu lank. lNuaHI Me-. tup
luhu O. lIylgL fNil lDth HIntt. irr. ia. huN
Wells. FHuu Jn RON tnrnl.a,Yi tai 49,. .1u
Louisiana National lnUt Sow uf.rHuH .. Eu1
igngc NiI''r i.'l llpaaii sl san lunga.o
g. iSWinE I0h ,tr5l ,H..s-o.. IN ........- ,'
2 % lHyd. -Iu u..fI tHI. ...... .uH
.u,i.r Wyla = Go. Cato. lonua.......... hnu
John Kyle lUnHiH N d ...r
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Nv Otiaas Nauo.tisHs Sew ohssn. 4. vi
A. 10 Glars. Tr.fHu. N... "a
~ IuNu N.MH Ma "a
ionn Nri.r.imuud aud iuhn NCkcnna. kiam.
r,rt national iaat .,8 b.. ,,i -. =.
John T. Hf"H'iHlu ti aHHIh .HHaaf Vow HfL .aH
X 81 llrnluunn. Louisville. ky..........'..... 100
~ h 20. u.''a. NHfHf. Tea .........s........., 20
inns 'laiih,ns IctalAaua, Afk-....-....... lao
Mc.k lHwo a 90 tan pnuoisoo. CAL. i ID
w. D. NHi.nIUa. Portland. Ne ....... ...... . 90
ja, siug.air Thomas s,icct, Nov lork Oiiy. iEa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-26
CAUGHT In THE COURTS.
THE BLUE nrnnot CASE IN MAe1s-
TERIAI EbIRcLrs,

His Court Unequal to the Emergency,
Enlarged by the Addition Of an Ad-
joining Hall-one Hundred Witnesses
and No End Of Spectators.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-26

Commissioners.

We, the undersigned. hanks and Bankers, will
pay all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana State Lot.
tefes which may be presented nj our counters:
l. u. ooLESBY, President La. National Bank.
flERRE IANAUH, Prest State NATL Bank.
a. BALDWIN, President N. o. National Bank.
CARL kOHN, President Union National Bank.
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bEM En- DEh-B eaupgarl and Early, who
aIc IN charge n the Dagiugs. b. gunmntee Of all.
spluic fairness aud integrity that the chances are
all equal and that mo- one can possible divine what
number will draw prize
REMEMbER-Ihat the payment Of all Prizes
Il Guaranteed 10y -Four National Banks Of New
Orleans ana the Tickets arr signed hy the l.rtsl
dent of nu Institution whose chartered rights are
recognized In the highest Courts: therefore beware
ui any imiutilus or Anonymous schemes
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Love Letters by Typewriter.

The typewriter will never be a uni
versal favorite. 1t may be and doubt
less is good thing 10 grind out an
editorial on finance or to hay man
whom you don't like. Likewise a good
invention to turn out all sorts of COM
mercial correspondence. But there are
fields where the pen-the old fashioned
penis still mightier than the type.
writer, and ever will be, world without
end. Fancy man making love to his
sweetheart on typewriter. And fancy
a sweetheart breathing her hearts sec
ret--pouring out her passionate yearn-
Jugs and fond expressions on sheet of
paper where you have to ring bell at
the end of each line. Love can never
get used to any such mechanical APP
paratus as that You might as well
expect to pound out an opera on
sheet.iron boiler with sledge ham,
mer. Imagine your sending sentence
of this sort to your best girl: "My
typewriter fails to express to you the
feelings of my heart What would a
bundle of typewriter letters look like
tied up in faded ribbon? Do you
think any sensible girl would keep a
love letter turned out by typewriter?
Would you? A typewriter letter, to
use a theatrical sentence, is good
enough for a one-cent stand, but no one
ever reads it over. Besides, it is per-
iectly useless in breach of promise
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